The relationship myth between chocolate and acne is not true

American researchers found that a legendary based on it eating the chocolate leads to acne is not true. 70% of young people think that eating the chocolate causes to acne in skin. However, the researchers at the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, in an article that published in the scientific journal of America Medical Association showed that the consumption of certain foods like chocolate does not cause to acne. The researchers in this regard stated: "Undoubtedly acne is the most common disease among adolescents and can even damage to 70 to 87 percent of adults. Several factors are involved in the cause of acnes. Several factors are involved in the cause of acne. Among these factors can be refer too secretion of fat to the skin cells and activity of responsible microbes for inflammation in the skin's follicles. As well as, other conditions such as genetic aspects and self-inflamed suppliers, stress and smoking are involved in the cause of acnes". Between 62 and 70% of young people believe that there is a direct connection between acne and food, while, according to the scientists, the role of food in the cause of acne is very little or none at all. The first scientific attempts to understand the relationship between acne and chocolate began in the 60s and 70s and showed that chocolate doesn't cause the acne's condition worsening. Now new research shows that consumption of chocolate is completely harmless for acnes.